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Harriet Tubman
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This is a Quiz to learn more about Harriet Tubman, and to see what you already know about her.
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1
How much is 40,000 dollars in 1850 compared to today?
ninty thousand dollars
one million dollars
two million dollars
one and a half million dollars
2
Who was Harriet's first husband?
Ross Tubman
John Tubman
Nelson Davis
3
When did Harriet Tubman Pass away?
2005
1910
1913
4
How many slaves did Harriet set free?
300
250
400
no one knows
5
where did Harriet take the slaves she helped?
To California
to Pennsylvania
to Texas
to Mexico
6
What did Harriet eat when she was a slave?
All of the above
Hoecake, and Salted Pork
Garlic bread, soup
7
What did Harriet Tubman do during the Civil War?
was a scout for the Union
was a Union Spy.
Was a scout, a nurse and a spy for the Union
was a nurse
8
What is Harriet Tubman remembered for?
Saving slaves all around the South
Winning Eating competitions
Being a Union Spy
9
What time period did Harriet open her home for the Elderly, Sick, and Poor African Americans?
1908
1905
2000
10
What was one of Harriet Tubman's most famous quotes?
"Dead men tell no tales."
"If not us Who, If not now When?"
"Just because my path is different, doesn't mean I'm lost."
11
When was Harriet Tubman born?
1908
1803
1820
12
Why was Harriett called Moses?
she was Leading her "people"
she looked like moses
She wanted people to think a man was helping slaves
Moses was her middle name
13
Who was Harriet Tubman's second husband?
Nelson Davis
Gorge Meatball Doodad
John Tubman
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What did Harriet Tubman fight for during the time the home was open?
Racial Justice's, and Women's rights
Liberty
None Of The Above
15
What was Harriet's birth name?
Harriet Tubman
Gracie Harriet Wilderness
Araminta Harriet Ross
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How much was the reward for capturing Harriet Tubman?
forty thousand dollars
thirty thousand dollars
twenty thousand dollars
fifty thousand dollars
